REMOTE SENSING IN FORESTRY

Remote sensing in forestry is a technology that uses the inherent characteristics of electromagnetic waves reflected or radiated by objects to identify objects and their environments by studying the characteristics of electromagnetic waves. It is called forestry remote sensing to monitor the growth of forest trees and forecast forest pests and diseases.

CONTENT OF FORESTRY REMOTE SENSING SERVICE PRODUCT SYSTEM OF CGSTL
No. Product name Service content Service frequency
1 Distribution and change monitoring of forestry resources Spatial distribution of forest types and forest land change monitoring Once a year
2 Forest vegetation growth monitoring Monitoring the growth of forest land such as planted forest and economic forest Once a quarter
3 Forest fire early warning and monitoring Carry out forest fire risk assessment of township administrative units Once a day
Carry out nationwide high-frequency identification of fire point by satellite remote sensing Once per 10 minutes
Forest fire emergency monitoring via Jilin 1 satellite constellation On demand
4 Sky ground cooperative remote sensing monitoring of dead and discolored standing trees Conduct the general survey of dead and discolored standing trees by the means of “space-sky-ground” coordination, wherein conducting general investigation by satellite, detailed survey by UAV and on-the-spot verification on the ground. On demand

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